<TITLE>11. Par 39-41</TITLE>L-39 And as I stood there praising Him, after I had a satisfaction that He'd forgive me, and a Scripture come to me. And I said, "Lord, there was one time that You hid Moses in the cleft of the rock. And when You passed by, he said It looked like the back of a man." I said, "You've been so gracious to me around this place, could it happen once more, Lord? Just to let me know that... I took my gift and started to the altar, and I went and was reconciled, and then come back to offer my gift according to Your Word. If You forgive me, pass by me, Lord, and let me see You."
I don't know how much you believe this in radio land. You may call me a fanatic after this. That's between you and God.
When I said that, over to my left, a little space, just about like that little Pillar of Fire you see in the picture, a little wind went to whirling in the bushes. Come right down and rolled right past me like that. Went on down through the woods. I raised up my voice; I wept and I cried. I hollered to God and said, "I love You with all my heart, Lord. I'm so glad that You are a prayer answering God, and forgive them that will turn to You with all their heart and repent." Call upon the Name of the Lord.
"He that will cover his sins shall not prosper. But he that confesses his sins shall have mercy."

L-40 Call on Him while we think on our ways. Before healing service starts tomorrow night. Let's think on our ways as we pray, as we bow our heads. You in radio-land, I call you to this just now. Think on your ways. Think of what you've done or what you have not done. Gather up these few broken words, and let it say this, "O Lord, search me. Try me. And if there be any unclean thing about me, anything that's wrong, forgive me, Lord. Let me go afresh. Let me go new again. I confess my sins in the Name of Jesus Christ, saying that I am unrighteous, but I'm coming in His righteousness asking forgiveness of my sins."
In the visible audience here, this great crowd in here tonight, Christians or sinners, while I been speaking, have you been thinking on your way? And you would like to turn your feet again towards a complete life of sacrifice? It's so easy for Christians to become so... oh, so dilatory, just neglecting to pray, neglecting to testify, neglecting to do what's right. We shouldn't do that. If that condemns you, and you have condemnation in your heart tonight, and would desire a little word of prayer said in your behalf, would you raise up your hands, you here in the visible audience. God bless you. That's good. That's good. All down through... Up in the balcony...?... God bless you.

L-41 "What good will it do," you say, "Brother Branham?" Raise up your hand one time and see how it feels. And you in radio-land, way out there, dad out there by the radio, mother setting across there sewing; you there in the hospitals, have you examined yourself by the Word yet? You that's got sickness in your home, you that's got a wayward boy, have you--have you talked to him? a girl that doesn't obey God, have you talked to them, put your arms around them, have you just neglected it expecting the Sunday school teacher to do it? God gave the child to you. It's your duty to talk to them. If there is, won't you put up your hands just now, say, "Lord, remember me. I'm now thinking on my ways, and I'm turning my feet to Thy testimonies. I'm coming back."
Maybe you had a real experience; your heart was on fire right after you received the Holy Spirit in your life, and your soul was a burning. But somehow or another, you got away from It. It never got away from you, but you got away from It. And you would like to have that joy that you once knew with God. If you want that, raise up your hand, and say, "God, restore to me the joy of my salvation."


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